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Technical Artifacts for "JATA: Separating Retrieval Coverage, Evidence Fitness, and Evidence Admission in Multi-Step Retrieval-Augmented Generation"

Ayush Yajnik

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2026

Abstract

Technical artifact package accompanying the IEEE Access manuscript “JATA: Separating Retrieval Coverage, Evidence Fitness, and Evidence Admission in Multi-Step Retrieval-Augmented Generation” (Manuscript ID: Access-2026-34157). The archive contains frozen experimental results, reproducibility code, scorer-forensics materials, corpus and cluster manifests, author-adjudicated evidence-fitness annotations, matched-admission evaluation artifacts, external QASPER evidence-selection results, figure source data, provenance records, package manifests, and a claim-to-artifact map. The package supports the analyses reported in the manuscript, including the 1,884-record correctness-scorer forensic audit, the 630-pair duplicate-session stability analysis, the 30-question evidence-fitness adjudication, the matched-admission experiment, and the external QASPER evidence-level validation. Restricted third-party source text is not redistributed. Where redistribution restrictions apply, the archive provides stable identifiers, provenance information, hashes, cluster assignments, and reconstruction information instead. The archive is designed to be immutable under the documented reproduction procedure. The reproduction script regenerates the reported headline results without modifying indexed package contents.

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